Anne’s young daughter reads her letter at her mom’s intervention in this scene from “Digger & Anne.” #Intervention
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Intervention
Season 15
Episode 204
Digger & Anne
“Intervention” profiles people who have hit rock bottom in their addiction as they are confronted by friends and family seeking to intervene.
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that little girls tears were so real. i really hope her parents got clean. this brought me to tears.
A child shouldn’t be expected to give Ultimatums. That poor little girl..
I don't know why but this clip breaks my heart to the core. It made me cry. I know the vicious cycle of addiction. I dont doubt that Anne loves her daughter but the.mental grasp if these drugs will make you abandon everything you love. This.poor little girl is suffering and it is almost unbearable to watch. It hits the very depths of my soul.
Broke my heart
I could feel my heart literally break for her 💔😭
It really hits me hard when you make your young child go through so much emotional trauma like that.
Everytime they bring kids into it…..right to my gut😢😢. My heart gets heavy
When I was in health class watching this when we saw the man behind the couch, he said we have a crepper alert. Tell me why I was laughing so hard at that????
What did the daughter say that made them both cry? It was hard to hear.
I feel so bad for these kids dealing with there parents with drugs
So, did she stay sober? i didn't see this episode yet.
Why does that dude just chill squatting behind the couch the whole time?
Oh look! We've emotionally blackmailed them into rehab!
What always breaks my heart is how excited the family gets when the person merely says YES they will go to rehab, as if the problem is already solved. I only hope that the counselor can help them to understand that the problem is not automatically solved. Hopefully, they can understand that it's one step of a long process, and may not work out. It seems so cruel, especially for the children, who suffer so much.